MineMogul

Even if this game is EA it runs fine on Linux. The developer informs you, that there may be performance issues if you have too many moving objects. During my playtime I had some FPS drops here and there but no crash and the game runs fine. I've played the first (standard?) map. It's somewhat tight to deliver the items to the elevator at the start, because the belt take up space and in the beginning there is no vertical lift but ramps. I'm missing some QoL elements like: - What's my goal/what's the purpose? I assume I have to deliver all items to the start-point, because all items I put there are giving me some cash. But some kind of "background story" and guidance would be nice. - Another issue I have: I've discovered a room with another lift(?). It can be unlocked quickly by paying some money. I like the idea to spend some money to discover new areas. In some other cases you have to mine a few stones to find hidden paths (and gems). This exploration is great. Not too much, but enough to add some variety to this game. I miss information like "how can I activate this thing"? Is it intended to be activated somehow? Is it broken and just decoration? What is its purpose? - Missing settings: I miss some settings in the game like gamma to increase the brightness. The game is very dark on my screen even when I put the (display) brightness on max. So currently I can play this game only in the afternoon to see a little bit more. During day is very stressful for my eyes. The lamp is not that helpful either, because it's put away, when you built belts. So you're back in darkness (or build lamp-posts every 2m). So in conclusion: Great game for EA. Controls to build things is fine (some other games with these modular items are doing it worse some times). I like the physics behind and the buildings. I assume that the current icons for items/buildings like "crusher", "lamp" etc. are placeholders created by the developer during EA. PLEASE: Keep them. If you want to add polished icons later, please add a setting like "use development icons". They're somewhat charming so you feel like an adventurer, put into a mine with your own pencil to get a factory running.

Heerlijke game, aanrader! Wat deze game zo leuk houdt is dat je steeds meer machines vrijspeelt, waardoor je je hele productieproces telkens weer op de schop moet nemen. Dat houdt het spannend en interessant, in plaats van dat het na een paar uur gaat vervelen. Nu al een zeer volledige game die het geld zeker waard is, en ik kan niet wachten wat er in de toekomst nog bij komt.

si, pero apartir de x es solo qeudarse afk y esperar que se hagan

Giving this game praise not just for being a fun, challenging factory builder but also for being well optimized, at least for my system. All these physics interactions and my PC didn't break a sweat.

If you've got a touch of the 'tism and need something to let it play, this is the genre for you.

Fan de Factorio, j'ai pris MINEMOGUL, le côté physique me tentais. Je ne suis pas déçu. Le jeu est bien plus simple qu'un Factorio mais n'en reste pas moins challenging, car ici la difficulté est la place va falloir faire des étages de convoyeurs et penser à optimiser ceux-ci pour prendre le moins d'espace. En attente de la suite et des nouvelles màj mais le jeu à un grand potentiel, il peut devenir un incontournable de l'automatisation.